Sentence examples for peculiar conditions from inspiring English sources

Chalk that up to the peculiar conditions under which it was recorded.

I attributed this, at the time, to one of the peculiar conditions of the production: the seven cameras with which Scorsese captured the action.

In dismissing the stale notions that slaveholder paternalism developed from the ancient habit of noblesse oblige or from the peculiar conditions of Southern slavery, Ford makes his most important contribution to our understanding of the development of Southern society.

Evidence to support this came from a study that attributes the breakdown to assaults on the pride & authority of the Negro male, which began in the peculiar conditions of his enslavement & have persisted.

However, the selectors have made an unavoidably difficult situation worse – especially when World T20s have been played on the sub-continent – by not picking the best players for those peculiar conditions.

She was a naturalist; she saw art as organic in origin, and she echoed the view, long held among symbolists, that artistic form and content compose an indissoluble unity that each art manifests according to its peculiar conditions.

Still, Area Code Attachment is a peculiar condition.

Nobody knows why, and "The Unnamed" takes its title from Tim's peculiar condition.

"It would be about four o'clock and perhaps there was some peculiar condition of the atmosphere or something.

The agreements are also affected by a peculiar condition in the law that legalized generic competition for prescription drugs.

If there is any lesson from British studies, it is that how the world works is a "peculiar condition of time and place", says Ethan Shagan, who recently took the baton from Vernon as director of Berkeley's centre.